Dog Behavior

Have you ever wished you could understand your dog better? You’re not alone! In this article, we’ll look at the…

Despite puppies’ reputation for playfulness and vivacity, biting is a common problem for their owners.  Constant biting from a puppy, whether on fingers, shoes, or furniture, can be frustrating and even unpleasant. Dog owners can breathe a sigh of relief, though, because puppies no longer bite beyond a certain age.  Understanding why puppies bite and how to prevent it is essential for preventing this behaviour. This article discusses puppy biting, including its causes, the age at which it typically ceases, and how to stop it.  With the appropriate technique and patience, your puppy can learn to control their biting and mature into a well-behaved and beloved buddy. Puppies cannot be trained to stop biting, and the more you get bitten, the more your puppy will link you with the unpleasant feeling of a sharp tooth on soft skin.  Biting can be discouraged in puppies by positive reinforcement training. Why Do Dogs Bite and Snip? In order to address the question…

A dog’s loyalty and affection for his or her master are well-known, but there are times when the dog’s actions…

Your pet may be biting your feet or ankles as you move. Does your dog have a habit of grabbing…

You can be as familiar with your dog as you like, but accidents happen, and occasionally they result in a…